METHODS FOR MONITORING AND ASSESSING STUDENT ACTIVITY BASED ON MULTIMODAL LEARNING ANALYTICS

Authors

  • Oybek Kayumov Jizzakh Branch of the National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek Author

Keywords:

multimodal learning analytics, learning analytics, data-driven pedagogy, digital education, student activity monitoring, assessment system, adaptive assessment, multimodal monitoring, educational analytics, individual approach, learning outcomes, engagement, pedagogical analysis.

Abstract

This article addresses the development of a methodology for monitoring and assessing student activity based on multimodal learning analytics and evaluates its effectiveness. The study is conducted within a digital learning environment using a data-driven pedagogy approach, where student activity is analyzed through multiple data sources, including platform logs, test results, interactive tasks, and video engagement. A multimodal monitoring model is proposed, structured around the stages of “data collection – analysis – decision-making – feedback,” enabling real-time assessment and the identification of individual learning trajectories. Experimental results demonstrate the superiority of the multimodal approach over traditional assessment systems. The findings confirm that this methodology enhances student engagement, improves learning outcomes, and supports individualized learning processes.

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Published

2026-04-08